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Product ReviewsSamsung SyncMaster 2243SWX 21.5IN Widescreen LCD Monitor 1920X1080 15000:1 16:9 5ms VGA DVI-D
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 Rating: Review Date: 10/03/09  |
Cons: none
Pros: Very crisp, clean display. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/14/09 |
Cons: none
Pros: PriceBrand Comment:
I always buy my LCD from Samsung and I never had any problem with them. This one is no exception. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/13/09 |
Cons: -too nice of a monitor glossy finish attracts finger prints and sooooo much DUST!!!
Pros: -22inch-price $179.99 when i got it Comment:
bought this for first gaming pc bet you didnt know that the buttons were touch!! haha i didnt either guess its an must to why you should buy this monitor it has good resolution to 1920 by 1080 |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/10/09 |
Cons: No HAS, One of the best TN panels for Photoediting but professional artists should look at IPS panels.
Pros: Bright, Crisp, big, 1920x1080. Comment:
At 179.99 this was a bargain. Planet Earth in 1080p (HDDVD) looks crisp and clear and breathtaking. I was using a samsung 920n (1280x1024) before this and this is big step up. Games look amazing (TF2, Crysis, UT3, FC2, Fear 2) compared to the old monitor. The only thing holding me back now is my 9800gt. The Stand is adjustable unlike what other people have said. I tilts up and down. I have it sitting on a 2" book since I am a tall person, a HAS would be better for these new 16:9 21.5 inch monitors since they are pretty wide but not tall. The picture quality is amazing though. Out of the box colours were OK for photoshop CS4 but I had to calibrate the monitor to make it ideal. It is one of the best looking TN panels I have ever seen. However If you are into proffesional photo eidint, get an IPS panel such as Dell 2209 or 2408. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/26/09 |
Cons: Not a fan of the stand, and the monitor can't tilt downwards, only upwards.
Pros: Excellent picture quality, sleek design, menus are easy to navigate, good viewing angles. Comment:
Excellent monitor, especially for the price. All of my games look beautiful on this thing. Very little light bleeding, and I can only notice it on a completely blank screen with no movement on it (like the Windows loading screen).HUGE upgrade from my last monitor, which has insane light bleed (it bled all the way to the middle of the screen) and a very annoying flickering.No complaints other than that the monitor can't tilt downwards.Fantastic monitor for $200. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/14/09 |
Cons: stand a little shakeybase is a little weak
Pros: very sharpvery crispvery pretty Comment:
exellent moniter for the price only problem is the fact the base is a litttle lose. 1080p lokks amazing when playing virtually any game! |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/14/09 |
Cons: - Touch sensitive buttons (I personally am not fond of them. Since its Samsung, I am hoping the buttons last the life of the screen)- The Movie/Game/Sports presets don't have a dedicated button to quickly change the setting on the fly. I have to go through the menu which is a bit annoying.- If you game with less than the native resolution, be prepared for some black bars
Pros: - 1080p resolution- Very sleek look- Amazing price ($194.99, at least when I bought it)- Very very sharp, best LCD I have seen so far Comment:
I bought two of these, and if you are looking for monitors 22 and under, this it the one to go for imo. I have looked at the BenQ and LG ones, and performance wise, I can say that Samsung beats them, at least right out of the box. The colors are better, the screen is very very sharp, and it is very sleek looking.Oh and I read that the screen does not tilt. Well, if I hadn't read about that, I prob. would have thought the same. When you assemble the screen, MAKE SURE THAT BEFORE YOU PUT THE MONITOR ON THE BASE ASSEMBLY, that you tilt the base assembly by itself a few times. This will loosen up the tilt (it will require a lot of force and some finesse so that you don't break it). After that, both my monitors tilt, no problems whatsoever. If I hadn't done that, I would surely break the screen if I try to tilt it now without loosening it up first.What else? Seriously, this is an amazing monitor, movies look amazing on it, games first class (on the native resolution, even on other resolutions, they look ok, although the black bars are annoying). I am a graphics designer first, so this is the perfect monitor for me.Edit: Forgot to mention, DVI cables are included. That was a huge plus for me, since I didn't want to dish out $60-$100 for two DVI cables. This review was modfied by poster @ 05-14-09 08:49 AM |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/28/09 |
Cons: DVI and VGA inputs only (no HDMI)
Pros: 1080p (1920 x 1080), HDCP, bright (no bleeding), excellence colors, Samsung quality, 15000:1, non glossy screen (matte finish). Comment:
Incredible monitor. 1080p resolution at ~$200.I'm significantly impressed with the monitor's quality and highly recommend this to anyone looking for a new monitor (for this price why get anything less?).I also don't like the glossy screens and this monitor has the matte screen finish. The monitor's housing is glossy (looks really excellent).And one other thing ... I read some reviews in which users complained that the monitor does not tilt - the monitor DOES indeed tilt.Games look great (TF2), you can see more compression artifacts with poorly compressed movies (time to buy a blu-ray), MS Word 2007 can view two pages side by side easily.Excellent monitor! |
Upgraded to this display from an old 19" CRT beast. It was like taking blinders off after wearing them for 5 years.I want to buy a second one for a new system, but NCIX seems to have this one on back order status, which makes me sad.